Your link is broken. What are we supposed to see?
It might be confused for an old Apple product then.
Did you notice what you just did?I was at the pub the other day and this guy was telling me why he hated "faggots" so much.
He said it was because what they would do is get people blind drunk then sleep with them and in the morning chant "You're one of us now" or something to that effect. That gay people were predators and deviants.
The guy seemed to get pretty angry when I suggested was so specific it must have happened to him.
The resistances to gays are caused by an irrational hatred fueled by bigotry, ignorance, prejudice or religion. However people don't want to admit those are the real reasons so they always hide behind "tradition" You should really question your viewpoint if you can't be honest about the real reason behind it.
Don't say it like this is a bad thing. If more and more countries adopt these policies then "we" have set a right example. B.t.w. drugs have never been legal here, we just agreed to overlook it.
I don't derive my sense of self value from accidental membership of a group (i.e. the Dutch) that is unique in some way in the world. That's a form of basking in reflected glory.and then the netherlands only "unique" aspects will be that our country is realtively small, and most of it is below sea level....
I think you need a FB account to see it?
Hahahahahahah, yeah you're right!
That FB link also no worky.
I think you need a FB account to see it?
Try this one, https://www.facebook.com/celebratepride?_rdr=p&__mref=messageinstead.
Hahahahahahah, yeah you're right!
Actually bigotry is not accepting other peoples views which if you are stopping people from doing something is exactly that. I was just stereotyping the reasons behind them which isn't the same thing at all, granted there are plenty of other reasons but I was hardly going to list them all. I can understand and accept their viewpoints but what I don't understand is if they don't like something is why they spend so much time and resources fighting it. What bugs me is the majority of them aren't honest about why they don't want gay marriage to happen. However having said that if they were open and honest about it the amount of shit they would have to put up with by internet dogpiling I can see why they hide behind fake arguments.Did you notice what you just did?I was at the pub the other day and this guy was telling me why he hated "faggots" so much.
He said it was because what they would do is get people blind drunk then sleep with them and in the morning chant "You're one of us now" or something to that effect. That gay people were predators and deviants.
The guy seemed to get pretty angry when I suggested was so specific it must have happened to him.
The resistances to gays are caused by an irrational hatred fueled by bigotry, ignorance, prejudice or religion. However people don't want to admit those are the real reasons so they always hide behind "tradition" You should really question your viewpoint if you can't be honest about the real reason behind it.
You (rightfully) condemned someone who is putting a big group of people into a single bag (homosexual men = sexual predators) while putting an equally big number of people into a single bag because of an opinion that can have many different reasons and is never exactly the same anyway.
This is bigotry. You are not so different from this man and don't even notice it.
People often condemn what they don't understand and make their life easier by declaring those who they do not understand as dishonest and putting them in the "enemy"-drawer, you did exactly the same as this dude.
At first I was like "Curse you email address requirement. *Shakes fist*“ But then I remembered about https://mailinator.com/
Don't say it like this is a bad thing. If more and more countries adopt these policies then "we" have set a right example. B.t.w. drugs have never been legal here, we just agreed to overlook it.
I don't derive my sense of self value from accidental membership of a group (i.e. the Dutch) that is unique in some way in the world. That's a form of basking in reflected glory.and then the netherlands only "unique" aspects will be that our country is realtively small, and most of it is below sea level....
It is not a competition, it is just about embracing your freedom and responsibility (which is a lot harder than having the government decide everything for you).
Ah yes, when you put it like that, I see what you mean. It is indeed regrettable that while such policies are being adopted up abroad, our own government tends to alter them for the worse.
I agree but I still rather have The "Whatever,... not my problem." mentality. Than the I'll make anything you do my problem and will make sure you do it the way I like mentality. I a lot of ways the "Whatever,... not my problem." mentality is very openminded, it just depends on what "the problem" is, for instance homosexuality is not a problem at all.
Is there any other way to do it (although I wouldn't be too worried about giving that crowd a somewhat unimportant "real" email address)? I always recommend mailinator and such to others, and am a heavy user of it myself (stay out of my inboxAt first I was like "Curse you email address requirement. *Shakes fist*“ But then I remembered about https://mailinator.com/
).I really shouldn't single out any of them since I don't know much about many, so I will just say that organized religion can lead to a lot of bad things. I feel religion shouldn't be dogmatic, and should be used as a way to explore and learn (not just blindly accept what you are told), and even non-believers can benefit from studying and discussing religious topics. Also, religion should be fun, not super serious, and should be used to develop the individual, not force others to conform. I am going to stop there; I don't want to get too far off topic.
